Make room for what matters
Start with the rooms you will use most. Compare what is essential now with the features you may want to add.
More room for the way you live
Basement finishing
in Denver, CO.
Create the family room, guest space or home office you have been missing. Plan the rooms you need, then work through the layout, finishes and estimate with Metro.
Movie nights. Game days. A little more room to be together.
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Start with how you want to use it
What would you do
with more room?
A good basement plan starts with your everyday life. Choose the rooms that would make the biggest difference at home.
01
Family & rec rooms
Make room for movie nights, games and time together, with a layout that keeps the space comfortable.
Explore the possibilities 02Guest bedrooms
Give overnight guests a room of their own. Bring window, access and layout questions into the plan early.
Explore the possibilities 03Basement bathrooms
Add everyday convenience downstairs. Existing plumbing and the room layout help shape the work.
Explore the possibilities 04Home offices
Create a quieter place to work, with room for a desk, comfortable light and storage for the things you use.
Explore the possibilities 05Workout spaces
Plan a place for your equipment and routine, with flooring and space to move that fit the way you exercise.
Explore the possibilities 06Storage & flexible space
Keep everyday items organized and leave room for the way your family’s needs may change.
Explore the possibilitiesFinished-space ideas
See what downstairs
could feel like.
Explore room layouts and finishes to help you decide what belongs in your basement.
Working with Metro
Your space.
Your priorities.
Your basement is part of your home. Bring your ideas, questions and everyday needs into the conversation before settling the scope.
Understand the work behind the finishes
Talk through the existing layout, windows, plumbing, electrical needs and access to equipment so the plan covers more than the visible surfaces.
Plan around life at home
Discuss home access, dust protection, pets, parking and daily-use concerns, along with your preferred timing.
From your first idea to the next step
A clearer plan
before work begins.
01
Tell us what you have in mind
Share your home location, current basement photos and the rooms you want. Include your preferred timing.
02
Work through the priorities
Separate the must-haves from optional features. Discuss the layout, existing conditions and access to utilities.
03
Get clear on the estimate
Ask what the estimate includes, which selections still need a decision and what could change the scope.
04
Agree on the next steps
Talk through a visit, project timing, home access and the information needed before work is scheduled.
Budget & scope
Know what goes
into your estimate.
Your basement, room choices and existing conditions shape the work. A useful estimate helps you see what is included and where you still have choices.
Read the basement cost & planning guide- The rooms and layout
Living areas, bedrooms, bathrooms and the way each space connects.
- The conditions already downstairs
Windows, ceiling height, moisture concerns and access to utilities.
- The finishes and optional features
Flooring, lighting, storage and the details that matter to your family.
- The decisions before work starts
Drawings, project requirements, selections and the agreed next steps.
For your Denver home, include the address, current basement photos and any previous work. A room list and budget priorities help make the first estimate conversation more useful.
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Read more customer reviewsYour questions, before you start
A few things
worth knowing.
Bring the questions that matter to your home. Here are useful starting points for the first conversation.
Can you finish an unfinished basement or remodel one that is already finished?
Start by telling Metro what is there now and what you want to change. Photos of the rooms, utility areas and any problem spots help make the estimate conversation more specific.
What affects the cost of finishing a basement?
The room plan, bathrooms, plumbing and electrical changes, existing conditions and finish selections all affect the scope. Ask for an estimate that separates the work you need from optional features.
How long does basement finishing take?
Timing depends on the work included, decisions still to be made and any drawings, approvals or inspections needed for your property. Share your preferred timing and ask for a schedule based on the agreed scope.
Do I need to have a floor plan before getting in touch?
A room list, a few current photos and a clear idea of how you want to use the space are useful starting points. Ask Metro which drawings or design decisions are needed for your particular project.
What should I ask about permits and inspections?
Before work begins, clarify which plans, applications and inspections apply to your project and who will handle them. Include bedrooms, bathrooms and changes to plumbing or electrical work in that conversation.
How can I keep the project within my budget?
Share a budget range before choosing finishes. Prioritize the rooms you need most and ask to price optional features separately so you can compare the choices.
Basement finishing near you
Start with where you live.
Let’s plan your space
Tell us what you
want downstairs.
Share your Denver home location, the rooms you have in mind and your preferred timing. Current photos help Metro understand the space before the estimate conversation.
- Your home location
- The rooms and features you want
- Your preferred timing
- Current photos, if you have them